29th October 2026
Reclaiming Public Media: Can Central Europe Break the Cycle?
As Hungary rebuilds public media, lessons from Poland reveal the challenge of safeguarding independence beyond electoral cycles.
29th October 2026
The Lesson from Lithuania
LRT Director General Monika Garbačiauskaitė-Budrienė reflects on the pressure faced by Lithuania’s national broadcaster.
9th October 2026
Why Nordic PSM are joining forces on security and preparedness
RÚV, DR, NRK, SVT, SR, UR and Yle are committing to closer cooperation on preparedness, resilience and continuity of service in crisis.
17th September 2026
“Making the case for the global value of the BBC”
In a speech at a PMA event, the BBC's deputy director-general outlines the ways in which the corporation has impact across the world.
10th September 2026
An easy win: The value of global sports events to PSM
Events such as the FIFA World Cup are always big showpieces for public service media and provide a lot of value for audiences. But will it be possible for public media to keep these events?
13th August 2026
Cybersecurity in practice: How PTS Taiwan protects public media and builds resilience
How PTS Taiwan is strengthening cybersecurity, information integrity and trusted communication in a high-risk environment.
5th August 2026
Confronting disinformation: RTVE’s position and the opportunities of technology
RTVE experts explore how the Spanish public broadcaster combats disinformation and helps build public trust in reliable information.
5th August 2026
Social media moderation: RTBF’s daily challenge
For public broadcasters, moderating social media spaces became a job in its own right. What does it entail and where should a line be drawn?
29th July 2026
Re-building Public Conversation
How public broadcasters are creating meaningful and safe online public discourse, what it means for other public institutions, and how it can define public media's relationship with Big Tech.
22nd July 2026
The rise of the public media detractor
Public media worldwide face sceptics and detractors, but the imperative for their existence and mission has only grown stronger.









